In one possible future, 15 years after the events of 52, he will be a member of the League of Titans — a combination of the Justice League and Teen Titans — alongside Superman, Power Girl, Nightwing, Starfire and Red Tornado.

Appearances:The Last Days of Animal Man (2009)

Yes, that was the best picture I could find of the costume. It seems they weren’t terribly interested in showing off the design.

For eons Wonderworld patrolled the borders of the universe, home to giant archetypes standing guard against the abyss. When the anti-sun Mageddon finally destroyed Wonderworld, only the speedster known as the Glimmer survived. Vowing it would not happen again, he ran through time to “the one place where anybody in history ever made a stand” against the primordial annihilator: present-day Earth. The Glimmer provided the energy needed to temporarily give the entire human race super powers for the final assault on Mageddon, saving half the galaxy in the process. His current whereabouts are unknown.

It was recently revealed that these twin speedsters exist in the DC Universe, and were briefly members of the Teen Titans during the missing year after Infinite Crisis. Nothing else is known about them.

Teams

A superhero team created in response to the U.N. sponsored Justice League International, by Booster Gold and Claire Montgomery (ex-wife and rival of Maxwell Lord, the driving force behind the JLI) using corporate backing. Their sponsors initially wanted to control the group, which led to funding and P.R. problems when they struck out on their own.

The group has had several incarnations, most of them short-lived. Members have included Slipstream and Jesse Quick.

First Appearance:Justice League Quarterly #1 (1990)Profiled inWho’s Who (loose-leaf edition) #6 (January 1991) and in The DC Comics Encyclopedia (2004)

The original super-team, formed during the 1940s by various American “mystery men” including
Flash I Jay Garrick.

The JSA has been relaunched in modern days as a combination training and legacy team. Some of the
original members, kept fit by their powers, stay on, while others are the children, grandchildren, or other inheritors
of first-generation heroes. Liberty Belle II is among the recent recruits to the modern JSA.

This team started out simply as Impulse, Robin III, and Superboy hanging out and
running into trouble to solve. They soon became a team, and added Arrowette, Wonder Girl II, and the Secret.
Over time the team grew larger, until it disbanded in the wake of a disaster at S.T.A.R. Labs that left
Titans Troia and Omen dead. Several of the members went on to join the next group of Teen Titans.

Significant Legacy-Era Flash Appearances

Everyone knows who Batman is. Young Bruce Wayne saw his parents killed in a mugging, then grew up determined to fight crime. Deciding criminals were a cowardly, superstitious lot, he adopted a bat-like costume, and now uses martial arts, detective skills, and the vast resources of Wayne Industries to keep the streets of Gotham City safe.

When teen-aged reporter Billy Batson says “Shazam!” he becomes a superhero with the wisdom of Solomon, the strength of Hercules, the stamina of Atlas, the power of Zeus, the courage of Achilles and the speed of Mercury.

The Darkstars are galactic lawmen similar in concept to the Green Lanterns (see Hal Jordan). Colos first came to Earth following a weapons smuggling ring, and found that there was enough alien criminal activity to warrant sticking around. He eventually discovered too much about a corrupt supervisor and was replaced by Donna Troy.

Former wealthy businessman who, stranded on an island, became an expert archer out of necessity.
He later stopped a criminal outside a costume party where he was dressed as Robin Hood, launching
his super-hero career as Green Arrow. Sometime member of the Justice League,
he was killed battling terrorists, but brought back to life by the Spectre.

Alternate Green Lantern for the sector containing Earth during Hal Jordan’s tenure,
later put in charge of the Mosaic world (a patchwork of cities stolen from different planets by a mad Guardian of the Universe).
After the Green Lanterns were wiped out, he worked with the Darkstars for a while. Paralyzing injuries forced him
to retire, and he became an architect. After he was healed, he took up the Green Lantern ring again,
joining the Justice League in Kyle Rayner᾿s place.

Let’s face it: you already know who Superman is. Last survivor of the planet Krypton, raised as Clark Kent in Smallville, reporter for the Daily Planet in Metropolis, etc. What you may not know is which issues of Flash and Impulse he has appeared in, or which issues of his own series have featured the Flash or Impulse.

Raise your hand if you don’t know who Wonder Woman is. Anyone? Bueller? OK, just for the record, she is Diana, daughter of Queen Hippolyta of the Amazons, immortal warrior-women who live on the hidden Paradise Island. She won a personal combat contest to be an ambassador to the outside world, and became a super-hero.

Magician who uses her abilities both on stage and to protect others, Zatanna is both a famous performer and a former member of the Justice League. Her father, Zatara, was a stage magician who also fought crime. Zatanna casts spells by speaking the words backwards.

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